Education and Programming: Libraries, Classrooms, and Beyond!
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Education is traditionally thought of as occurring in a certain type of classroom: quiet, physically focused, and strictly led by the teacher in charge.
Our panel will be discussing how our Lynk summer experiences broke the boundaries of "traditional" educational programs by prioritizing individual engagement, accessible experiences, and community involvement in local libraries, youth science classrooms, English language education settings in Japan, and the great outdoors!
Moderator: Joshua Roth
Presenters:
Sarah Baick '27
Psychology and EducationIsabella Chiu '28
Psychology and International RelationsWynter Santos '27
Anthropology and Music, Museums, Archives, and Public History NexusLindsey Williams '27
Anthropology major, studio art minorNicole Yang '29
Physics major, Biology minor, NEXUS in Engineering
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